Sri Lankan Rupee Strengthens Slightly as Bond Yields Edge Down
The Sri Lankan rupee opened slightly stronger on Tuesday, trading at 299.55/60 against the US dollar in the spot market, compared to Monday’s.
The Sri Lankan rupee opened slightly stronger on Tuesday, trading at 299.55/60 against the US dollar in the spot market, compared to Monday’s.
ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s rupee weakened slightly against the US dollar on Tuesday, opening at 299.50/80 in the spot market compared to 298.85/299.25.
Sri Lanka’s rupee opened stronger against the US dollar at 296.75/90 in the spot market on Friday, compared to 296.90/297.20 on Thursday, according.
Sri Lanka’s bond yields saw a slight decline on Thursday. A bond maturing on 01.07.2028 was quoted at 9.75/85 percent, down from 9.84/90.
Sri Lanka’s bond yields saw a sharp decline on Tuesday, with key maturities experiencing notable drops. A bond maturing on 15.10.2028 was quoted.
Sri Lanka’s rupee was quoted at 295.00/50 against the US dollar in the spot market on Monday, strengthening from 295.27/30 on Friday, according.
Sri Lanka’s bond yields remained broadly steady in the latest market update. The bond maturing on 15.12.2026 was quoted at 8.65/75 percent, down.
Sri Lanka’s bond yields saw a decline on Tuesday: The decline in yields indicates a shift in investor sentiment, with bond prices rising.
Sri Lanka’s bond yields remained largely steady on Monday with minor fluctuations across different maturities. Market conditions remained stable, reflecting consistent investor sentiment.
Sri Lanka’s bond yields remained broadly flat on Friday, with minor movements observed in select maturities. The market showed stability, with slight increases.